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CONTENTS

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SIXTH VOLUM E.

[The Articles marked thus † were not inferted in Dr. WARBURTON'S

Edition.]

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IMITATIONS of HORACE.

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The First Book of the Epiftles of Horace, Ep. VII.

The Second Book of the Satires of Horace, Sat. VI. 13

+ Sober Advice from HORACE to the Young Gentle-

men about Town, as delivered in his Second

Sermon. Imitated in the Manner of POPE, to-

gether with the original Text, as reftored by the

Rev. RICHARD BENTLEY, D.D.

The Second Satire of Horace, Book I.

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39

The Fourth Book of Horace, Ode I.

53

The Fourth Book of Horace, Ode IX.

59

MEMOIRS of the extraordinary Life, Works, and

Discoveries of MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS

MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS IIepì Babes, or the Art of

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finking in Poetry

193

An Effay of the learned MARTINUS SCRIBLERUS,

concerning the Origin of Sciences

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VIRGILIUS RESTAURATUS, feu MARTINI SCRIB-

LERI, Summi Critici, Caftigationum in Æneidem

Specimen

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Of the Poet Laureate, Nov. 19, 1729.

+ The Narrative of Dr. ROBERT NORRIS, concerning

the strange and deplorable Frenzy of Mr. JOHN

DENNIS, an Officer of the Cuftom-house. Written

in 1713

+ A full and true Account of a horrid and barbarous

Revenge by Poison on the Body of Mr. EDMUND

CURLL, Bookfeller

† A further Account of the deplorable Condition of

Mr. Curll

A ftrange but true Relation of the Circumcifion

of Mr. Curll

+ A KEY to the Lock; or a Treatife shewing beyond

all Contradiction the dangerous Tendency of a

late Poem, intitled, THE RAPE OF THE LOCK, to

Government and Religion. Written in the Year

1714.

+ THOUGHTS ON various Subjects

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